United Church of God Sermons

By Mario Seiglie - Having joy at God's Feasts is important to Him. God commands us to be joyful and rejoice with the brethren at His Feasts. We should rejoice for the physical bounty we have received as well as the spiritual blessings He has given to us. A study of the meaning of the Hebrew and Greek words for

By Martin Braun - This message covers the history, the future, and the importance of Zion!

By Tobias Morelli - An early look at the upcoming Day of Atonement, what incense and the ceremony by the high priest represents and the significance today for God's people and one way we can be praying before the Mercy Seat on this special day.

By Victor T Hou - One of the roles of Jesus Christ is serving as our High Priest. He has been fulfilling that role so that we can access the throne of grace boldly. In this message, we primarily look into the book of Hebrews to see the work that He is doing as our High Priest.

By Ralph Helge - Regarding the Day of Atonement, this message presents an overview of the meaning of the day and its ultimate fulfillment. Additionally, we begin a series on scriptures for which further explanation is helpful.

By Mike Phelps - At the Feast we must follow God, help others, listen, serve spiritually, and do good.

By James H Butler - Growing in developing God's heart takes meditation on his way of life and obeying his law and principles. The message included four main points to accomplish this.

By W. Fred Crow - As we prepare for the Day of Atonement, let's remember how valuable the practice of fasting can be at other times in our lives as well.

By Tim Martens - I walked into the Feast of Tabernacles for the first time, and a voice boomed across the room: "Why are we here?" It was a simple question, but it hit hard. 11,000 people gathered in one place — but do they know the real reason they're there? This message unpacks that question through three words

By Leif Kareliusson - Today, we’ll see that in Isaiah 58, Atonement is more than observing a holy day by fasting. It changes how we treat people now and prepares us to help restore what is broken when Christ returns.